Anger has reached the boiling point in our country. Passengers are being removed from planes because they started fistfights. Entitled store customers are going berserk in checkout lines. Restaurant patrons are spewing racist rants—and they don’t even care if someone records their vile words on camera for the world to hear.

The Christian Education Initiative (CEI), with 18 member organizations, announces its formation for the purpose of advancing the cause of biblical Christian education in K-12 education, including college students and adults.

The official schedule of the annual summertime Church of God tradition of campmeeting has been released by the International Executive Committee.

You are never walking alone when Jesus is by your side. But, if you’d like some company, The Journey – Step by Step Christian podcast debuts on March 20th. With a mixture of compelling testimonies, in-depth Bible studies and roundtable discussions with other Christians on real-world topics, there is something for everyone walking the walk of faith.

NASHVILLE —Atonement Pictures (AP), a full-service feature film production, distribution and marketing company serving the Christian marketplace, has been launched by long-time entertainment industry veteran Tim Warren, founder and CEO of Green Apple Entertainment, and acclaimed Christian filmmaker Kevan Otto (WWJD, A Question of Faith, The Prayer Box).

Church of God missionaries Anthony and Silvia Gaffney use their gifts and talents to minister to the people of Mexico.

After 157 people perished when an Ethiopian Airlines crashed on 10 March soon after taking off near Addis Ababa, the World Council of Churches (WCC) expressed deep sympathy and extended prayers for those who lost loved ones.

BibleMesh and Third Millennium Ministries launched a new online academic program with graduate level courses that are transferable to an accredited Master of Arts (MA) degree in Christian Studies at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary (SEBTS). This partnership establishes a pathway for students across the world to access an innovative, orthodox, evangelical curriculum designed to facilitate a personalized learning environment for maximum impact for future ministry.

Knoxville, TN–This past weekend at Smoky Mountain Winterfest a group of 61 volunteers were recognized as “Unsung Heroes,” those who have been behind the scenes filling every volunteer capacity from running sound, hosting guests, or helping with security. The group represented a small fraction of the hundreds – perhaps thousands – of pastors, youth leaders, laypersons and parents who have assisted in growing and managing Winterfest since it began 37 years ago as a band of five youth groups that came together in Gatlinburg, Tennessee for a time of refreshing and renewal.